Basic knowledge of children's photography

Before shooting children, we need to know some basic knowledge of photography. Of course, most friends who read this article must have some basic knowledge of photography, such as how to determine the correct exposure and reasonable composition. However, I still want to emphasize some photography skills that have a lot to do with photographing children. The first is the influence of aperture and shutter on the shooting effect. For example, a large aperture can make the scene darker and lighter, and a high shutter speed can "freeze" the motion. Secondly, the reasonable use and control of flash, we should understand the role of different flash settings such as forced flash and slow flash synchronization, and when we need to use flash to shoot and when we must not use it. In addition, there are applications of manual white balance, manual focusing and hyperfocal distance. For the details of these basic knowledge of photography, you can refer to the previous articles or other photography books in this journal, and the following articles will also give you some explanations with specific examples.